Emma Jung: Conscious and Outward Manifestations of the Animus

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But the passion is not really for the man in question, but for the archetypal image projected on to him.

But the passion is not really for the man in question, but for the archetypal image projected on to him.: The Dream of Poliphilo by Linda Fierz=David The inner development of women takes a course parallel to that of men, and their inner situation today is very like that of the men. Their intense partic…

Carl Jung: Are we not sons of the Gods? Why should Gods not be our children?

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On the Nature of Four Jung’s Quaternity, Mandalas, the Stone and the Self by Carbonek

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On the Nature of Four Jung’s Quarternity, Mandalas, the Stone and the Self by Carbonek

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Carl Jung: The Function of Religious Symbols

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There can be no image without likeness, but there can be likeness without images.

There can be no image without likeness, but there can be likeness without images.: Meister Eckart – The Complete Mystical Works SERMON FOURTEEN (b) (Pf 14, Q 1 6b) QUASI VAS AUREUM SOLIDUM ORNATUM OMNI LAPIDE PRETIOSO (Ecclesiasticus 5 0: 10) I have quoted a text in Latin w…

Toni Wolff: …one would often not live in the body in analysis…

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when my mother Emma died, in 1955, my father suffered a period of depression

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Jung now commenced writing the draft of Liber Novus.

Jung now commenced writing the draft of Liber Novus.: Red Book Liber Novus Jung now commenced writing the draft of Liber Novus. He faithfully transcribed most of the fantasies from the Black Books, and to each of these added a section explaining the s…

Carl Jung on the sequence of Religious Creeds.

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Carl Jung on “Clairvoyance,” “Ghosts and Spirits,” and “Mandalas.”

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Carl Jung on “Gnosis,” “Archetypes,” and “Aion.”

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Carl Jung on the Individual and Group Therapy

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Carl Jung: What affects the body has its influence on the soul, and vice versa.

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The “Phallus” in The Black Books

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This is why the magician makes images, for such things are energy – magic energy.

This is why the magician makes images, for such things are energy – magic energy.: When we suffer from lack of psychic energy, we say we have a depression or an inhibition, not realising that part of our mental hierarchy has one away beyond our control, that we have, in fa…

Carl Jung’s first Mandala

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Visual types should concentrate on the expectation that an inner image will be produced.

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The soul of humanity is like the great wheel of the zodiac that rolls along the way.

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Carl Jung on “Rebirth” “Resurrection” “Reincarnation – Anthology

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The world comes into being when man discovers it.

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In Gnostic terms, the pool of water represents the waters that exist below the firmament

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Some Carl Jung Images

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Archetypes of the Near Death Experience: Mandalas of God

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James Kirsch’s Religious Debt to C. G. Jung by Ann Lammers

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Ego, the word ‘I,’ is proper to none but God in His oneness.

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The psyche is the theatre of all our struggles for development.

The psyche is the theatre of all our struggles for development.: Jolande Jacobi – The Way of Individuation So when Jung speaks of an individuation process that characterizes  a possibility of development immanent in everyone and that culminates in rounding…

Ka is sensation, P is intuition, he is too supra-human

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Carl Jung: The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.]

Carl Jung: The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.]: The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition (Philemon) The Gift of Magic ~Carl Jung The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.] Soul: “Do you not hear something?” I: “I’m not aw…

Carl Jung: The Gift of Magic [Illustration 127.]

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Carl Jung “Rage” in the Red Book

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Carl Jung:Enlightenment,” “Godhead,” “Gnostics,” “Sacrifice,” “Redemption."

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The difference between Yahweh of the Old Testament and the Gnostic Demiurge.

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Carl Jung on Women and Mandalas

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Photos of Toni Wolff

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Carl Jung on the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola.

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Dr. Jung considered the Mass of the Church to be the equivalent of a "Rite of Individuation."

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Tina Keller: “My Religious Development”

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Carl Jung on Eastern Mandalas and Invocation

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So the earth is fertilized, and then come the first green shoots, then the Ram leaps up.

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Lecture 1 Dreams and Visions of St. Niklaus von der Flue

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The “Anima” in The Black Books – Quotations

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Carl Jung on why Fairy Tales and Religious Dogmas are so important.

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The special hand gesture has a magical significance.

The special hand gesture has a magical significance.: Psychology of Yoga and Meditation Then making the Mudra of the heavenly treasury, he should say:[SCST, p. 9] I do not know which mudra this is-there is an infinity of mudras. Obeisance by the grace…

Carl Jung on Shamanism, The Mass, Osirification and Mystery Religions.

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The psychological rule says that when an inner situation is not made conscious, it happens outside, as fate.

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Carl Jung Quotation List: “Abraxas” – “Life”

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Carl Jung Depictions of the “Anima” in his own Artwork

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Marie-Louise von Franz – Chapter 14 The Text

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We are the instruments of Cosmogonic Love….

We are the instruments of Cosmogonic Love….: Jung Currents Carl Jung speaks of the Mystery of Love: If we possess a grain of wisdom, we will completely surrender to this unknowable who embraces in love all the opposites. Whatever the learned …

Toni Wolff, Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche – Quotations

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Carl Jung’s “Serpent” in The Black Books – Quotations

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Carl Jung: The Function of Religious Symbols

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Carl Jung on “Clairvoyance,” “Ghosts and Spirits,” and “Mandalas.”

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Carl Jung " If no outer adventure happens to you, then no inner adventure happens to you either. "

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Ha: Why did my mother bear me- I crawled out of a stone-do you know the ridiculous entity that calls itself my mother…

Ha: Why did my mother bear me- I crawled out of a stone-do you know the ridiculous entity that calls itself my mother…: Black Books Why did my mother bear me- I crawled out of a stone-do you know the ridiculous entity that calls itself my mother- one could call it a stake, a sharp block or a cone. It’s beautif…

Anima Mundi Mandala

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We need the coldness of death to see clearly

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That religious experiences exist no longer needs proof.

That religious experiences exist no longer needs proof.: The Undiscovered Self: With Symbols and the Interpretation of Dreams That religious experiences exist no longer needs proof. But it will always remain doubtful whether what metaphysics and t…

In The Search for Roots: C.G. Jung and the Tradition of Gnosis by Alfred Ribi

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Review of The Art of C.G. Jung Edited by Ulrich Hoerni, Thomas Fischer, Bettina Kaufmann.

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Carl Jung and “Daimon” in The Black Books – Quotations

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The Magi are following the North Star across the desert.

The Magi are following the North Star across the desert.: Image:  The Magi names Caspar bringing a gift of Frankincense. The Magi are following the North Star across the desert. The Kings (Melchior from Europe, Caspar from Arabia, and Balthazar from Afric…

The key is this : we must be able to let things happen in the psyche.

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Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.

Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales From these amplifications, you see that the woven linen or carpet, with its designs, is often used as a symbol for the complex symbolic patterns of life and the sec…

Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.

Marie Louise Von Franz: it is only in old age when one looks back that one sees that the whole thing had a pattern.: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales From these amplifications, you see that the woven linen or carpet, with its designs, is often used as a symbol for the complex symbolic patterns of life and the sec…

Jung’s Anima: Salome cooks poisonous potions. She is a Medea, adept in magic.

Jung’s Anima: Salome cooks poisonous potions. She is a Medea, adept in magic.: Black Books   26 VIII. 18. My soul, what is going on? What’s brewing? I’m seized by uneasiness! Anima. You’ve waited for too long. Why didn’t you ask earlier? I. I thou…

Man doesn’t only grow from within himself for he is also creative from within himself.

Man doesn’t only grow from within himself for he is also creative from within himself.: Red Book Love and forethinking are in one and the same place. Love cannot be without forethinking, and forethinking cannot be without love. Man is always too much in one or the other. This comes wi…

Carl Jung on Modern Art and the Artist.

Carl Jung on Modern Art and the Artist.: Letters of C. G. Jung: Volume 2, 1951-1961 To Walter Mertens Dear Walter, 24 November 1932 I am entirely in agreement with the spirit of your essay on Picasso. I am only against artists gett…

One must separate the shadow from the animus or anima.

One must separate the shadow from the animus or anima.: Visions Seminar 25 January 1933 Visions Seminar LECTURE II Here is a question by Mrs. Baynes: “Would it not be easier to understand this vision of the granite egg if we held to the idea that …

Carl Jung: Gnosis is undoubtedly a psychological knowledge whose contents derive from the unconscious.

Carl Jung: Gnosis is undoubtedly a psychological knowledge whose contents derive from the unconscious.: Aion In Monoi’mos, who was called “the Arab,” Indian influences are not impossible. His statement is significant because it shows that even in the second century 5 the ego was con…

Carl Jung: Death is a faithful companion of life and follows it like its shadow.

Carl Jung: Death is a faithful companion of life and follows it like its shadow.: Letters of C. G. Jung: Volume I, 1906-1950 (Vol 1) To Alphonse Maeder Dear friend, 26 February 1918 Please accept my heartfelt sympathy over the passing of your mother. Death is a faithful companio…

Carl Jung: Did Christ ever call his disciples to him at a mass meeting?

Carl Jung: Did Christ ever call his disciples to him at a mass meeting?: Undiscovered Self Curiously enough, the Churches too want to avail themselves of mass action in order to cast out the devil with Beelzebub – the very Churches whose care is the salvation of the ind…

Carl Jung: The debt we owe to the play of imagination is incalculable.

Carl Jung: The debt we owe to the play of imagination is incalculable.: Black Books In reality fantasies mean much more than that, for they represent at the same time the other mechanism—of repressed extraversion in the introvert, and of repressed introversion in the e…

Carl Jung: The idea [of the mandala] is that one should not leave the center…

Carl Jung: The idea [of the mandala] is that one should not leave the center…: Visions : Notes of the seminar given in 1930-1934 (2 Volume Set) (Bollingen) The idea [of the mandala] is that one should not leave the center, yet one should function like the governor of a city w…

The dragon is probably the oldest pictorial symbol in alchemy of which we have documentary evidence.

The dragon is probably the oldest pictorial symbol in alchemy of which we have documentary evidence.: Psychology and Alchemy CW 12 The vignette (fig. 144) that is on the title-page to the Tripus aureus (1618) is a graphic illustration of the double face of alchemy. The picture is divided into two p…

Carl Jung references to the “Blue Star” in The Red Book.

Carl Jung references to the “Blue Star” in The Red Book.: The Red Book I saw you, Oh Philemon at the noonday hour when the sun stood highest; you stood speaking with a blue shade, blood stuck to its forehead and solemn torment darkened it. But life is dur…

Carl Jung on "Imaginatio" and the "Soul."

Carl Jung on "Imaginatio" and the "Soul.": Psychology and Alchemy The concept of imaginatio is perhaps the most important key to the understanding of the opus. The author of the treatise “De sulphure” speaks of the &#8220…

Jung’s Soul: I am between the eternal images and you. I am mind, she is feeling. I am light, she is dark.

Jung’s Soul: I am between the eternal images and you. I am mind, she is feeling. I am light, she is dark.: Black Books First and foremost, you [Jung] should see that you are behind. Why did you give me the two kinds of properties? Why did you not separate the opposites? Why did you leave me mixed? This …

Seen from this perspective, his personal transformation, his individuation, was a preparation for death.

Seen from this perspective, his personal transformation, his individuation, was a preparation for death.: Black Books In the Black Books in the 1920s, one finds the lengthening shadows of death, commencing with Jung’s grief at his mother’s death, followed by the premature deaths of close fr…

Carl Jung’s first Mandala

Carl Jung’s first Mandala: Memories Dreams Reflections More than twenty years earlier (in 1918), in the course of my investigations of the collective unconscious, I discovered the presence of an apparently universal symbol o…

for instance, speaks to Nicodemus of spirit and water, these are not just random ideas,

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Thrown Out Old Mirror Standing Against Wall

[paypal_donation_button border="5" Thrown Out Old Mirror Standing Against Wall Meister Eckart - The Complete Mystical Works SERMON FOURTEEN (a) (Q 16a)1 A master says, if all mediation were gone between me and this wall, I would be on the wall, but not in the wall. It is not thus in spiritual matters, for the one is always in the other: that which embraces is that which is embraced, for it embraces nothing but itself. This is subtle. He who understands it has been preached to enough. But now a little on the image of the soul.2 There are many masters who claim that this image is born of will and intellect, but this is not so. I say rather that this image is an expression of itself without will and without intellect. I will give you a simile. Hold up a mirror before me, and whether I want to or not, without will and without intellectual knowledge of myself I am imaged in the mirror. This image is not of the mirror, and it is not of itself, but this image is most of all in him from whom it takes its being and its nature. When the mirror is taken away from me, then I am no longer imaged in the mirror, for I am myself the image. Another simile. When a branch grows out of a tree, it bears both the name and the essence of the tree. What comes out is what stays within, and what stays within is what comes out. Thus the branch is an expression of itself. Thus too I say of the image of the soul: what comes out is what stays within, and what stays within is what comes out. This image is the Son of the Father, and I myself am this image, and this image is wisdom. Therefore God be praised now and evermore. Whoever does not understand, let him not worry. 1~Meister Eckhart, The Complete Works, Page 12-13 Notes This fragment from the British Library (formerly British Museum) MS. Egerton 2188f. 104v was printed by Priebsch in his Deutsche Handschriften in England II (Erlangen, 1901), p. 82. It was shown by Brethauer to be in close agreement with art.8 of the Supplementary Accusation. For further notes, see Sermon 14b.

Instantly, the problem of love (Eros) and power came down upon me like a leaden weight.

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Projection is one of the commonest psychic phenomena.

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The special hand gesture has a magical significance.

The special hand gesture has a magical significance.: Psychology of Yoga and Meditation Then making the Mudra of the heavenly treasury, he should say:[SCST, p. 9] I do not know which mudra this is-there is an infinity of mudras. Obeisance by the grace…

This image is not of the mirror, and it is not of itself, …

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On the Scintillae [Soul Sparks]

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“Phanes” in the Black Books – Quotations

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Abraxas is a Gnostic god who existed long before Christ.

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1940 15 NOVEMBER Lecture 2 Psychology and Yoga Meditation

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Carl Jung – “After this dream I gave up drawing and painting mandalas.”

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